Pennsylvania Plant

Our Pennsylvania facility started what would become CMC Impact Metals.  It was established as Allegheny Heat Treating (AHT) in 1978 by Walter Barnett.  After many years of providing heat treating services to CMC Steel Alabama (then SMI Steel, Inc.), Mr. Barnett agreed to sell AHT to CMC, with the sale finalized on January 1, 1997.  Key strengths of this facility are its experienced, knowledgeble workforce and the capability to perform a wide variety of heat treating processes on a wide variety of products.

Heat treating equipment consists of two roller hearth furnaces capable of processing various products up to 60" wide and 53' long, as well as an induction quench and temper line for SBQ rounds 0.75" to 3.625".  The facility can perform quench and temper, normalizing, annealing, and stress relieving processes to flat bars, structural shapes (angles, channels, beams), rounds, and recently developed the capability to process plate  products from 1/8" to 1/2". 

After heat treatment products are typically straightened on one of the following: a two plane flat bar straightener, plate leveler, or one of several horizontal hydraulic presses.  Most long products are typically straightened to a 1/8" in 5' standard, and plate is leveled to meet ASTM A6 tolerances.

Additional services include shot blasting and precision saw cutting.